Openwork CEO replaced after 10 years at firm
Philip Howell the new boss
Openwork chief executive Mark Duckworth will step aside after a decade in the role for former wealth management and banking boss Philip Howell.
Duckworth, who came on as Openwork's commercial development director in 2010 and become chief executive in 2015, will be replaced by Philip Howell (pictured) before the end of March. Howell worked as...
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